It's been almost a year since we started this project. It's finally done and we've learned so much. We had never done a cook book after more than 20 years of every kind of craft book that you could imagine. Food styling and food photography were new experiences- not to mention all the complications of cooking and recipes. Of course we had a very fine staff to help us. Four wonderful cooks, 5-6 recipe testers, 2 writers, and the best photographer in the world. I did the photo styling and Nancy did all the hard part of making sure the recipes were right. Some of them even had to be translated from foreign languages (including British English into American English) and European measurements into American measurements. I don't know why we don't all just use tried and true European measurements.
It's been a wonderful learning experience and I think we did a really good job. We started midway through the book and had to adapt our look to what came before. This was the hard part. (well one of them, anyway.) I couldn't always use the colors or props that I would have liked. But in the end it all worked out.
Nancy with Jodi (Cook extraordinaire).
It's been a wonderful learning experience and I think we did a really good job. We started midway through the book and had to adapt our look to what came before. This was the hard part. (well one of them, anyway.) I couldn't always use the colors or props that I would have liked. But in the end it all worked out.
Nancy with Jodi (Cook extraordinaire).
Our talented caption writer- Susan Borsch.
Jodi hosted a "wrap party" at the end of the project and served one of her recipes from the book . It was delicious (Chicken Piccata).
Her daughter, Rachel (one of the other cooks) made a beautiful trifle for dessert. (These are my bad photos not the photos from the book)
Here's the photo from the cook book for Jodi's Chicken Piccata Bake
Here's some other photos from the book:
Jodi hosted a "wrap party" at the end of the project and served one of her recipes from the book . It was delicious (Chicken Piccata).
Her daughter, Rachel (one of the other cooks) made a beautiful trifle for dessert. (These are my bad photos not the photos from the book)
Here's the photo from the cook book for Jodi's Chicken Piccata Bake
Here's some other photos from the book:
3 comments:
Great pictures! Yum.
Thanks, Robert.
YUMMY!
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